Jamieson will go into more detail at 2:20pm in the visualisation / VR stream.

This agile approach allowed the team to experiment, learn, and iterate at incredible speed with many of the product concepts being designed in just a few weeks. Achieving these results with traditional manufacturing approaches would have taken many times longer due to the design, tooling and procurement lead times associated with testing multiple concepts.

The word bespoke is often overused, but at BAC every item of the car can be personalized. BAC inspire owners into making their Mono as individual as they are, from initial digital design ideas to full conceptual renders BAC have mastered the art of global design consultation within a digitally led environment.

BAC Founder and Head of Design Ian Briggs will explain the challenges and opportunities the vehicles concept create. In addition, why the BAC Mono supercar is regarded as the ultimate piece of purpose-built equipment for the sport of driving, focused only on the driver, and how Mono can exist a world in which the car comes under ever-increasing scrutiny and tighter legislation.

So how do we fix this if creating documentation with a complete 3D model is like punching today’s technical documentation best practices in the face? Content creators are trained to show as little information as possible in the illustrations to allow for maximum reuse across all products. But what good is all the reuse if it just confuses users? Join us for a peek at how next-gen cloud-based applications can revolutionize the process.

For each myth holding back 3D technical documentation, we’ll discuss why it’s believable and how it’s hurting the industry.

Sound ambitious? Perhaps, but by uniting the design, simulation, governance, manufacturing, and marketing domains, you have the power to make experiences a reality. Join Solidworks CEO, Manish Kumar, as he shares real-world examples of designing for experience and how this approach has the power to improve lives, positively influence behavior, and ignite our creativity like never before.

Implicit modelling + Field-Driven-Design is built for the future of product development and already today is enabling a wide range of products from autonomous, swarming factory robots to zero-energy hydrogen-powered aircraft to custom orthodontics. Engineering is about breaking boundaries and exploring the art of what’s possible, and new software is the tool to enable us.

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The advent of AI technologies can move us a stage further. By utilising AI, design teams can easily set up and execute design of experiments and optimisation studies, learning which attributes contribute the most to the different performances, review, plot, and compare results from multiple design iterations, and ultimately identify optimal designs.

Utilising AI and machine learning is enabling design teams to include criteria that have traditionally been considered purely subjective or expert-driven. This presentation will give practical examples demonstrating how AI Powered Design can impact your processes..

Despite the advances in “Digital Twins” and “Industry 4.0”, engineers and designers are feeling the cross-tool, cross-team data problem more acutely than ever.

Flow Engineering (formerly The Engineering Company) is a startup building tools to help multi-disciplinary engineering teams design and iterate complex systems up to 35% faster.

Flow is a collaborative single-source-of-truth for shared values across multi-disciplinary systems. Engineers can find, subscribe to, and track changes to the data they need in seconds, regardless of the tool they use to do their engineering. This presentation will discuss the root of the problem, talk about where digital transformation has left gaps, and the opportunities going forward.

In this keynote, Jeff Kinder, Executive Vice President of Design and Manufacturing at Autodesk, will share how to take advantage of these opportunities for increased innovation and digital transformation. He will showcase evolving tools and technologies that can help manufacturers build resilience, improve collaboration, and automate processes, enabling them to thrive today as well as in the future.

Dan Staples, VP of R&D at Siemens, will highlight how technology trends in areas like artificial intelligence, machine learning, and cloud computing are changing the way manufacturers are designing and developing products, opening up a world of new opportunities for innovation and growth. Dan will present new research, cutting-edge technology demonstrations, and practical, real-world examples of how manufacturers are embracing digital transformation to innovate faster, beat the competition, and succeed in the market.

With leading brands like AKG, Harman Kardon, JBL, Mark Levinson, and Revel, HARMAN is admired by audio lovers worldwide. More than 50 million automobiles on the road today are equipped with HARMAN audio and connected car systems.

Philipp Siebourg will share insights into how Huemen, HARMAN’s internal design group, designs and develops automotive-grade consumer experiences, including the audio systems, for some of the greatest cars on the planet.

Where and how do we collaborate with new tools that have at their core machine learning? Paul and Shay working at Vital Auto operate at that exact intersection between analogue and digital. Collectively they are responsible for creating new systems, new tools and producing innovative interfaces and creative strategies that impact consumer experience from end to end.